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Heat-induced secondary dormancy contributes to local adaptation in Arabidopsis thaliana

2025-02-21

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Seeds should not germinate in conditions unsuitable for seedling growth. Dormancy, which allows seeds to remain inactive in an environment that would otherwise enable germination, helps optimize the timing of germination. Primary dormancy, developed during seed maturation on the parent plant, prevents immediate germination post-dispersal, regardless of external conditions. Secondary dormancy, however, is triggered...

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cb856cc8-c2fd-5fb0-aa4a-1257cfbed373
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10.1101/2025.02.20.638146
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